Notting Hill (1999) |
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Notting Hill Cast |
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On-Screen Couples |
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Julia Roberts
(as Anna Scott)
with Hugh Grant
(as William Thacker)
Alec Baldwin
(as Jeff King)
with Julia Roberts
(as Anna Scott)
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Other InformationPlot SummaryEvery man`s dream comes true for William Thacker, a successless Notting Hill bookstore owner, when Anna Scott, the world`s most beautiful woman and best-liked actress, enters his shop. (www.imdb.com/title/tt0125439/plotsummary) TaglineCan the most famous film star in the world fall for just an ordinary guy? |
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Notting Hill (1999) was nominated for the following awards:
BAFTA AwardsGolden Globes
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Golden Globe
2000
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Golden Globe
2000 Satellite Awards
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Golden Satellite Award
2000
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Golden Satellite Award
2000 Kids` Choice Awards, USABlockbuster Entertainment Awards
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Blockbuster Entertainment Award
2000 Empire Awards, UKCsapnivalo Awards |
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Trivia and QuotesQuotes William: You`d go and I`d be... well buggered, basically. William: [to Martin] If I were to employ a wet rag would I have to pay it as much as I pay you?Trivia The park bench used in this film now `lives` in Queens Gardens in East Perth, Western Australia. A local Perth resident anonymously donated the bench to the City of Perth and it now *really does* live in a beautiful garden that is locked at night. Many of the shots of Julia Roberts used in the opening credits came from the show "Entertainment Tonight" (1981). As he explains in the published screenplay, in Richard Curtis`s original conception of the story, Honey (Emma Chambers) was a worker in the record store across from his bookshop and Anna`s romantic rival for his affections. The film would have ended with William choosing her over the fantasy that Anna represented. Curtis decided that he could not just dismiss Anna, however, and so he made Honey into William`s sister instead. The Marc Chagall painting featured in the movie, and eventually given to William by Anna, is entitled "La Mariée" ("The Bride") and depicts a young bride (and a violin-playing goat). The real Travel Bookshop had a sign in its window saying "We`re almost famous." It would sell non-travel books when it fitted in with a theme. For example, selling Martin Amis`s "London Fields" when doing a Notting Hill theme. | ||
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